The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-03
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AyTi:ai..-Kato Adams, Arkansas City
Joe Peters, Arkansas river.
Deparfares.-k Adams, Arkansas City
GENERAL NEWS.
CLEAR aud cool.
PLEAsANT weather.
| RIVER falling slowly.
FIVE boats leaving today.
TIE rain cooled the atmosphere.
THE plank walks have not bsen re
paired.
THE Tennessee and Cumberland
rivers are rising.
THE Annie P. Silver will be here to.
morrow evening.
The Arkansas, White and st.
Francis rivers are falling.
The rain yesterday did some very
good sanitary work on the levec.
The U. P. Schenck is on her way
from New Orleans to Cincinnati.
THE Will s. HAYS ia announced to
leave New Orleans this evening fer st Louis.
DURING the "a hours ending at noon
yesterday the river here rose inches.
Inv PsIoR. OF the Kate Adams, was
happy yesterday. It was his boys birthday.
The City of Baton Rouge is an
n0uneed to leave here at noon tomorrow for
New Orleans.
TIE Rsna Mas'eady will arrive to-
day from ST. Francis river. She returns 10
that stream Tuesday evening.
THE City OF Cairo, Capt Lightner, is
the Anchor line packet leaving hero at
o'clock this evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
TIKI City of Providence, Capt. Oar.
vello, is the Anchor line packet leaving at 10
o'clock this morning for Vicksburg and way
landings.
YESTERDAY was q dull one on the
levee. 1here were but two arrivals, both
LEGAL packets, and they brought but very
little freight.
IHR wet end of the LEDGER "kills"
dinner at IL o'clock sharp; at 2 O'Clock he
paralyses dsssort and at o'clock he knocks
everything into "pio."
THE James Lee, Capt. Clsogett, is
tho packet lesving at o'clock this evening
for Helena, Friars Point and way landings.
Sessrn william Ashford, Will Darragh and
John Rhodes are her clerks.
The Kate Adams, from Arkansas
City, brought 9 bales of cotton, 500 sacks of
9 ton seed, 800 feet OF Jumbo +, 2 horses and
Y packages Of sundries. She returned to
Arkansas City last night with good trip.
THE Coaboma. Capt. Henry Cooper,
is the Lee line packet leaving this evening |
FOR Gold Dust, Osceola aud all way points ON |
the upper coast. Mossrs' William Smi her, |
Char Icy Leitwioh and John Childress are her |
clerks.
The Dpsoto, Capt. John s. Jones,
was expected 10 arrive last night from tho |
Ohio river with q cargo of Western produce. |
She Is the regular racket leaving this even |
ing for Cairo, Evansville, Louisville, Cincin- |
natl and all way landings on,the Mississippi |
Ind Ohio rivers, Messrs, Harry Bruce and |
Lew Briggs are her clerks.
THE Joe Peters, Capt. Smith, arrived |
Yesterday morning from Arkansas river
viii II bales OF cotton, 1893 sacks of cotton
seed, head OF stock and 20 packages OF |
'undries. She leaves again tomorrow
'vening for Pine BLUFF and all way landings
20 the Arkansas river. Messrs. James N.
Chompien and Rsfus Foster are her clerks.
THR Phillips wharfboat, numbered
!, which has been doing service at West
Memphis for moro THAI year, was yestor-
lay lowed 10 tho foot Of Jefferson Gtreet by
be harbor tugs N. M. Jones and James
lC0nnor. The wharfboat was recently pur-
he sed by Capt, James keeS and the Cinoin-
lati aud Memphis Packet Company. Tho
teaners belonging to the latter company
will land at the wharfboat, and the AIkan,
as river packets will also transact business
hero. Stages have been ordered, and they
will arrive here in a lew dayP. The stages
I'LL bo of iron, and they are being built at